Korean Time Vocabulary

The 36 beginner words (A1–A2) for time, with their English translations and part of speech, across 4 themed lists. These are the ones worth knowing first.

Time Basics

A1–A2
EnglishKoreanTypeLevel
afternoon오후ohunounA1
again다시da siadvA1
already이미imiadvA1
day하루harunounA1
early일찍iljjikadvA1
evening저녁jeonyeoknounA1
late늦다neutdaadjA1
morning아침achimnounA1
nightbamnounA1
soongotadvA1
today오늘oneuladvA1
tomorrow내일naeiladvA1
weekjunounA1
yesterday어제eojeadvA1
now지금jigeumadvA2
still아직ajikadvA2

Time Intermediate

A1–A2
EnglishKoreanTypeLevel
Friday금요일geumyoilnounA1
Monday월요일woryoilnounA1
Thursday목요일mogyoilnounA1
Tuesday화요일hwayoilnounA1
Wednesday수요일suyoilnounA1
hour시간sigannounA1
minutebunnounA1
moment순간sungannounA1
monthdalnounA1
yearnyeonnounA1
gradually서서히seoseohiadvA2
midday한낮hannatnounA2
midnight자정jajeongnounA2

Time Expressions

A2
EnglishKoreanTypeLevel
appointment약속yaksoknounA2
instant순간sungannounA2

Seasons & Natural Time

A1–A2
EnglishKoreanTypeLevel
autumn가을gaeulnounA1
springbomnounA1
summer여름yeoreumnounA1
winter겨울gyeoulnounA1
noon정오jeongonounA2

The A1–A2 words are here. The rest are in the app

Watch Your LanguageVocabulary widgets for iPhone & Apple Watch

These lists stop at A1–A2, the words a beginner needs first. The time packs keep going through B1, B2 and C1 inside Watch Your Language, along with every other topic.

The app shows them to you a few at a time, in a widget on your iPhone Lock Screen and on your Apple Watch face, and brings back the ones you keep forgetting.

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